Drawing Conclusions: Work in Progress
The state unemployment rate stood at 3.0 percent in January 2018, a slight increase from lows of 2.6 percent in mid-2017.
Immigration Reform is Crucial to the Future of Colorado's Fashion Industry
We stand to lose our competitive advantage and positive economic standing due to the current immigration policies of our country.
Colorado's Running on All Cylinders
Employers may have become so frustrated that they are running fewer "Help Wanted" ads online.
Natural Gas and Oil Industry Continues to Push Toward a Cleaner Environment
Let’s not forget that Colorado has some of the most forward thinking — albeit stringent — natural gas and oil regulations in the country.
The Economics of Guns
While access to guns increases the lethality of violence, the fear of being victimized and concerns over political tyranny are so ingrained in American culture that gun rights have become sacred.
Aerotropolis on the Horizon
From Cozumel and Calgary to London, Paris, Panama City and Zurich, travelers from 26 international destinations will have direct nonstop access to DIA by the end of 2018.
Hell or High Water
Under the Compact, the Upper Basin States are obligated to deliver 7.5 million acre-feet (maf) of water downstream to the thirsty Lower Basin states.
Battery Storage Shaves Costs From Peak Power Times
The 7,000-square-foot installation, located southwest of Firestone near I-25 and Highway 119, will help manage system growth and equates to about $1 million in annual electricity savings.
Fewer Babies – More Pets
While fertility rates in America are declining, the rate of pet ownership is increasing.
Tax Reform Brings Big Changes
The most common changes organizations have made or are planning or considering post tax-reform
First Quarter Growth Strong
The only negative was new Help Wanted Online Ads, which may not accurately reflect labor market conditions.
The Economist: The Future Demands High-Performing Local Government
It’s incumbent on us to train ourselves to be good governors.
